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I create a new repository: git init echo '# MESSAGE' README.md git add README.md git commit -m 'first commit' Then I want to push my commit to the empty remote repository created on github so I have to set remote. I’ve mentioned and given some demonstrations of adding remote repositories in previous sections, but here is how to do it explicitly. To add a new remote Git repository as a shortname you can reference easily, run git remote add shortname url. Git local to remote server (different ssh port). GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

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Git Remote Add Ssh Github

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I already updated my Git for Windows. Open jpg files on windows 10. I checked the keys are correct. The only 'solution' is to start

Or opening VSCode via Git Bash.

So, any useful solution?

Log:

dawndawn

2 Answers

Force push might be disabled on the master branch. Check the settings on the repo that you're trying to push to.

If force push on master is not disabled, you need to make sure that you have added your ssh key path on your ssh config, so that you don't have to add the ssh key to the session every time. Edit the config file at ~/.ssh/config and add the below (on MacOS)

For Windows, please check my SO answer to know how to add the ssh key to the ssh config.

UPDATE

Giot Add Remote Ssh Github Password

Looks like there's an open issue with VS Code on Windows here. You may try the workaround that is mentioned here.

Madhu BhatMadhu Bhat

There are many ways you can make your ssh key (with a passphrase) works in the gitbash terminal for VS Code. I'll let you look around to find it if you didn't.

I assume you did look around and are still stuck because you want to use the UI of VSCode.

If so, this official page tells you why :

Basically, you'll still have to run it via git bash or via running ssh-agent.

But you can bypass the situation using putty. I didn't try it myself.

Anyway : hope it'll help.

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